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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1953
Page
5
Washington reports that Churchill’s Korea remarks dampen invitation prospects for a joint session. Senators Bridges Watkins Taft weigh reactions as Smathers proposes inviting the British Prime Minister during his Washington visit.
Iron Age says the steel market is surging with pressure from many sources and shows no abating momentum. The weekly notes snowballing business optimism and higher production targets, with expectations of strength into the second half, while warning to watch for possible shifts if orders and cancellations rise.
Mrs Charles A Jonas of Lincolnton North Carolina mother of Rep Charles Jonas Republican NC, was described as satisfactory after a fall that broke her left hip yesterday near her son's Connecticut Avenue residence while visiting him Jonas was sworn in at the 83rd Congress opening Saturday He is the first Republican NC congressman since his father left the House 24 years ago
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge hand where West leads the queen. He explains the necessity of timing the first spade and choosing the correct club play, showing how a club finesse secures four tricks and enables the contract in three no trump.
London report says the Association for British Chambers of Commerce representing over 70,000 business executives urged Chancellor Butler to slash government spending and taxation in the 1953 budget. It contends about 35 percent of selling prices are overhead from taxation and calls for a drastic reduction of expenditure.
Mrs J R French and Mrs Willie Robbins in Memphis Tennessee met in person for the first time after five years of daily telephone chats. They live 100 feet apart and previously spoke almost daily.
President elect Eisenhower urges quick Senate confirmation of his Cabinet with no committee hearings. Democrats fear rapid action could delay the inaugural schedule. Byrd and Taft signal objections while allies expect swift Senate approval after formal submission.
Washington reports incoming Eisenhower aides scrutinizing the 1954 budget. President elect budget director Jose M. Dodge says conferences will item by item assess changes to balance the budget as soon as possible. The Truman plan totals about 79 billion dollars with 69 billion in revenue. Dodge notes the outgoing administration prepared the budget without Eisenhower input and that recommendations will be sent to Congress piecemeal beginning in April.
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